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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
7
Graduation gift from Leys promotes thrift through economical gold jewelry. It presents a lasting reminder of good buying judgment and prudent spending. Continuous lessons in value, enduring for years, highlighted by a $2.00 to $88.00 price range.
A roundup of residents and visitors stopping in Butte includes Missoula’s W J Duncan Anaconda’s A I Lewis Great Falls’s M Tryan Helena’s AE Mead and J E Gird Dillon’s Frank Madden and Helena’s Albert Brown, with brief notes on local hotel stays and social calls among families and business visitors.
V Witham safety appliance inspector of the state railroad commission states there is more work under government ownership. He notes increased checks on murrage and other items while inspecting Great Northern railway safety appliances, which are in good shape as new track and block signals are added.
Addison N Rupert, of the Klenze Motor Co and Pittsburg origin, joined the U S Navy as a radio operator. He studied radio in spare time, passed the exam, and left for Bremerton navy yard after two years in Montana hardware circles. His mother, Mrs S E Rupert of Pittsburg, is visiting to see him before departure.
Helena dispatch reports a state council of defense hearing on the Oscar Rohn case. Witnesses including Hoy S Alley and John Berkin testified, with Mary Ellsworth's affidavit detailing Pohl's alleged German allegiance, sabotage plans, and money links to Clancy financier Guerin. Discussions covered Rohn's reliability, Shapiro, and Gausso figures, and calls for testimony from Frank Dunn and others.
Dan Reed of 324% South street faced a disturbance charge after his son claimed punishment by spanking. Reed pleaded guilty but the judge dismissed the case after hearing testimony from Mrs. Reed and noting concerns about harsh punishment in the home. The youth requested juvenile court handling.
Drug stores in Butte will continue to open at 8 a m and close at 10 p m on weekdays and Saturdays and 10 a m to 6 p m on Sundays and holidays. Clerks in the stores work swing shifts, and confusion over an earlier agreement noted that drug stores were not included and no change applies to them.
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